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Revealing the dominant anthropological consideration of humankind in the teaching of Human Resource Management: A critique of individual performance evaluation

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Dis/organization and mis/management: Exploring relations of order and disorder in critical organization studies

deadline 20 Jan 2020

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Crawling from the wreckage: Does critique have a future in the business school?

20 Feb 2020 to 21 Feb 2020

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volume 19, number 3

Peak neoliberalism

Aug 2019

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Repair matters

vol. 19, no. 2

Repair matters

May 2019

Ghostly matters in organization

vol. 19, no. 1

Ghostly matters in organization

Feb 2019

What are the alternatives?

vol. 18, no. 4

What are the alternatives? Organising for a socially and ecologically sustainable world

Nov 2018

Landscapes of political action

vol. 18, no. 3

Landscapes of political action

Aug 2018

forthcoming contributions

If truth was a woman: Leaky infrastructures and the gender politics of truth-telling

Daniela Agostinho, Nanna Bonde Thylstrup

forthcoming reviews

review of

Cummings, S., T. Bridgman, J. Hassard and J. Rowlinson (2017) A new history of management. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. (PB, pp 380, £28, ISBN 9781316481202)

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